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| Which president declared the original Consumer Bill of Rights? | John F. Kennedy |
| two ways consumer safety rights are protected | Safety and performance testing and labeling |
| unit pricing | breaks down the product’s price into price per unit. Allows consumers to compare similar products based on price per unit |
| examples of consumer rights to basic needs | food, clothing, water, shelter, transportation, healthcare, and education |
| Consumers have the right to be compensated for this | misrepresentation and unsatisfactory goods or services |
| mediums for consumer education | school curriculum, media on consumer-related issues, seminars, training, conferences and forums regarding consumer-related issues |
| three “R”s of resource conservation | reduce, reuse, and recycle |
| example of "Reduce" | buying earth friendly products and products with as little packaging as possible |
| example of "Reuse" | by buying products and containers having multiple uses and be creative with empty containers |
| example of "Recycle" | by buying recycled products and recycling non-reusable products |
| four basic consumer rights | safety, information, choice, and representation |
| example of right to safety | labeling and packaging |
| right to redress | a consumer's right to be compensated for misrepresentation and unsatisfactory goods or services; to get what you paid for |
| example of right to a healthy environment | expect businesses to eliminate as much waste and pollution as possible |
| consumer responsibilities | critical awareness, action, resource conservation, and environmental protection |
